Public
Publish customer-facing demos that are discoverable, followable, and free to watch.
- Anyone can discover and follow it
- Every demo is public and free to watch
- Grow a public audience around your demos
Two kinds of Networks
Types of Networks
Public
Private
Who can see?
Everyone
Invite only
Who can search it?
Everyone
Members only
Cost
Free
Free
Public
- Who can see?
- Everyone
- Who can search it?
- Everyone
- Cost
- Free
Private
- Who can see?
- Invite only
- Who can search it?
- Members only
- Cost
- Free
Private
Keep it locked down. Only the people you invite can ever see inside.
- Hidden from search and discovery
- People join through email invites
- Member roles: owner, admin, contributor, and viewer
Network questions, answered
What are the two DemoSix Network types?
Public Networks are discoverable and free for anyone to watch. Private Networks are invite-only workspaces, free on every plan; paid plans add people who can publish with you.
What is a public Network?
A public Network is free and discoverable. It shows up in search and on your profile, anyone can watch every demo without an account, and viewers can follow it to get new demos in their feed. Followers are also notified in DemoSix and by email when you publish, and every email carries a one-click unsubscribe. People who follow are called followers.
What is a private Network?
A private Network is invisible and invite-only. It is hidden from search and discovery, people join only by an email invite locked to their address, and every demo is encrypted in transit and in storage and checked against your member list each time it plays. Free on every plan.
Can I change a Network's type later?
No. You choose Public or Private when you create a Network, and the type is permanent. This keeps viewer expectations clear. If you need a different model, create a new Network.
Where do I create a Network?
Networks are created and managed in Web Studio. Recording still happens in the DemoSix Recorder desktop app for Mac and Windows.
Start your first Network
Name your Network and choose who can watch, once. Then install the recorder and record a focused demo up to 6 minutes. It takes about three steps.